Quote from: UnruffledST on August 13, 2019, 04:35:00 PM

Quote from: achow101 on August 13, 2019, 04:21:39 PM

Could you actually post some technical details about how it actually works? Something that someone could use to implement their own software?

As it stands, this is just a whole lot of marketing mumbo jumbo with no details as to how it works which means that there can be no evaluation of whether this is actually decentralized or not. Just because you say it is decentralized doesn't actually make it decentralized.

Let me work on it and it should be my next reply, I will get all the technical aspects down, I usually post the basics first just to have a date on the material as I go along. Been pretty busy with some other stuff and will make time go a bit more technical into it.

Quote from: legendster on August 13, 2019, 03:28:03 PM

Chill your tits.

Stay focused. You will come across many trashy comments and even worthless ones, just learn to deal with them tactfully.

I know I can't keep calm in most situations and that has resulted me in lashing out against idiots, but I advise people to not cave in to that kinda silliness.

Returning to topic.

You call yourself the CEO, good. So it must mean the project is already off the grounds. So which stage is it in right now? What have you done and who's working on it?

Let's get the basics out of the way first. Where is the company registered? Have you got a website yet? Have you got a whitepaper and techpaper jotted down?

The website is Scroda.io

The company is registered in St Kitts & Nevis

Whitepaper is there as @achow101 suggested I will work on getting a more technical paper out explaining how leaders are elected, and how transactions move from chain to chain technically.

Right now we are trying to move forward with development and funding, I have a CTO on board whom was a core developer of Digibytes, still we at the same time need funding to move forward, having day jobs we really can't afford to go full time on the project right now.

Stop right here lock this thread spend your spare time in finding investment partners, angels or silent investors.

Work on the project, make sure you have a good MVP or prototype and get someone on board that can fund your adventure.

The community is disarrayed right now on this forum and a thread like this will not help you much with promotion as it might not ever pick up. And you are not at a point where you can run promotions.

You should get a CMO and/or a Crowdfunding guru who'll be just as important as your CTO.

Once you have the basics down, you can get into incubators but remember, doing so would make them your puppetmasters. Just take a look at some of the crypto projects from Y Combinator.

If you need my help, DM me. I'll come back with questions when you share some tech info.

Good luck.